We are going to go beyond the menu, past the brews and cocktails, and find out the story behind the names of some of Dayton’s most beloved establishments in a new series: What’s in a Name? Pam likes white, Stephani …

If you like wine and dogs, this small, neighborhood wine bar is your new Dayton go-to spot Read more »

Under the atmospheric railway arches of Bermondsey Beer Mile, south London’s most beer-tastic stretch of independent breweries, tap room bars and artisanal bottle shops, I spent the evening learning about the intricacies of honey beer, brewing techniques, and more history …

Breweries, bees and Bermondsey: Is this London’s best hotel for beer lovers? Read more »

Why go? The little sister to Buenos Aires – on the opposite side of the River Plate/Río de la Plata – Montevideo is slower, quieter, more polite and far more original. Afro-Uruguayan dance, tango music, carnivorous cuisine and excellent wines …

Discover Uruguayan music, wine and cuisine – an expert guide to Montevideo, Buenos Aires’ little sister Read more »

Are cases of cruise ship passengers going overboard common? The Telegraph reports 327 cruise and ferry passengers and crew members have gone overboard since 2000, with 2015 recording the highest total when 27 people fell into the sea. Generally, such …

Are passengers banned from cruise ships if they can’t swim? Is this mandatory for travel? Read more »